Album Reviews

North-American death metal band Vitriol haven't been around for very long yet, but they put themselves on the map in no time.
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Druadan Forest draws its aesthetic from black metal, however dungeon synth is expanded to cover many wondrous worlds of fantasy. Many themes on the new album are reminiscent of bands such as Summoning, early Mortiis and Burzum.
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Abysmal Lord delivers a bestial and primitive creation of brutal and raw war metal!
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Borknagar releases one of their most emotional albums to date with a thoroughly changed line-up.
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From an alternate version of the Earth where the eighties never ended comes Bestialord’s ‘Black Mass Wedding’ with a proto doom meatal record that they simply don’t make anymore on this plane.
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Black metal outfit Asagraum delivers a majestic and chilling follow-up to their debut release.
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Heroic, positive, powerful, religious if you want it to be, don’t be afraid to be yourself, … The same formula as Skillet always use, and it still gives me goosebumps
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RAM is back with an album loaded with the classic sound of heavy metal with a clear improvement in songwriting and style!
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Seven years after their initial EP Chrome Waves has found a new lease on life with ‘A Grief Observed’, a record that reaches beyond its post black metal beginnings.
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The profound experience of Crypt Sermon in approaching doom metal. Between the thin lines of Candlemass and Solitude Aeternus the band craft their musical creativity.
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